future.transaction

class SuggestedParams(fee, first, last, gh, gen=None, flat_fee=False, consensus_version=None, min_fee=None)

Bases: object

Contains various fields common to all transaction types.

Parameters

  • fee (int) – transaction fee (per byte if flat_fee is false). When flat_fee is true, fee may fall to zero but a group of N atomic transactions must still have a fee of at least N*min_txn_fee.

  • first (int) – first round for which the transaction is valid

  • last (int) – last round for which the transaction is valid

  • gh (str) – genesis hash

  • gen (str, optional) – genesis id

  • flat_fee (bool, optional) – whether the specified fee is a flat fee

  • consensus_version (str, optional) – the consensus protocol version as of ‘first’

  • min_fee (int, optional) – the minimum transaction fee (flat)

fee
Type

int

first
Type

int

last
Type

int

gen
Type

str

gh
Type

str

flat_fee
Type

bool

consensus_version
Type

str

min_fee
Type

int

class Transaction(sender, sp, note, lease, txn_type, rekey_to)

Bases: object

Superclass for various transaction types.

static as_hash(hash)

Confirm that a value is 32 bytes. If all zeros, or a falsy value, return None

static as_note(note)
classmethod as_lease(lease)
get_txid()

Get the transaction’s ID.

Returns

transaction ID

Return type

str

sign(private_key)

Sign the transaction with a private key.

Parameters

private_key (str) – the private key of the signing account

Returns

signed transaction with the signature

Return type

SignedTransaction

raw_sign(private_key)

Sign the transaction.

Parameters

private_key (str) – the private key of the signing account

Returns

signature

Return type

bytes

estimate_size()
dictify()
static undictify(d)
static required(arg)
static creatable_index(index, required=False)

Coerce an index for apps or assets to an integer.

By using this in all constructors, we allow callers to use strings as indexes, check our convenience Txn types to ensure index is set, and ensure that 0 is always used internally for an unset id, not None, so __eq__ works properly.

class PaymentTxn(sender, sp, receiver, amt, close_remainder_to=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.Transaction

Represents a payment transaction.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of the sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • receiver (str) – address of the receiver

  • amt (int) – amount in microAlgos to be sent

  • close_remainder_to (str, optional) – if nonempty, account will be closed and remaining algos will be sent to this address

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

note
Type

bytes

genesis_id
Type

str

genesis_hash
Type

str

group
Type

bytes

receiver
Type

str

amt
Type

int

close_remainder_to
Type

str

type
Type

str

lease
Type

byte[32]

rekey_to
Type

str

dictify()
class KeyregTxn(sender, sp, votekey, selkey, votefst, votelst, votekd, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None, nonpart=None, sprfkey=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.Transaction

Represents a key registration transaction.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • votekey (str) – participation public key in base64

  • selkey (str) – VRF public key in base64

  • votefst (int) – first round to vote

  • votelst (int) – last round to vote

  • votekd (int) – vote key dilution

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

  • nonpart (bool, optional) – mark the account non-participating if true

  • StateProofPK – state proof

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

note
Type

bytes

genesis_id
Type

str

genesis_hash
Type

str

group
Type

bytes

votepk
Type

str

selkey
Type

str

votefst
Type

int

votelst
Type

int

votekd
Type

int

type
Type

str

lease
Type

byte[32]

rekey_to
Type

str

nonpart
Type

bool

sprfkey
Type

str

dictify()
class KeyregOnlineTxn(sender, sp, votekey, selkey, votefst, votelst, votekd, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None, sprfkey=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.KeyregTxn

Represents an online key registration transaction. nonpart is implicitly False for this transaction.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • votekey (str) – participation public key in base64

  • selkey (str) – VRF public key in base64

  • votefst (int) – first round to vote

  • votelst (int) – last round to vote

  • votekd (int) – vote key dilution

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

  • sprfkey (str, optional) – state proof ID

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

note
Type

bytes

genesis_id
Type

str

genesis_hash
Type

str

group
Type

bytes

votepk
Type

str

selkey
Type

str

votefst
Type

int

votelst
Type

int

votekd
Type

int

type
Type

str

lease
Type

byte[32]

rekey_to
Type

str

sprfkey
Type

str

class KeyregOfflineTxn(sender, sp, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.KeyregTxn

Represents an offline key registration transaction. nonpart is implicitly False for this transaction.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

note
Type

bytes

genesis_id
Type

str

genesis_hash
Type

str

group
Type

bytes

type
Type

str

lease
Type

byte[32]

rekey_to
Type

str

class KeyregNonparticipatingTxn(sender, sp, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.KeyregTxn

Represents a nonparticipating key registration transaction. nonpart is implicitly True for this transaction.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

note
Type

bytes

genesis_id
Type

str

genesis_hash
Type

str

group
Type

bytes

type
Type

str

lease
Type

byte[32]

rekey_to
Type

str

class AssetConfigTxn(sender, sp, index=None, total=None, default_frozen=None, unit_name=None, asset_name=None, manager=None, reserve=None, freeze=None, clawback=None, url=None, metadata_hash=None, note=None, lease=None, strict_empty_address_check=True, decimals=0, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.Transaction

Represents a transaction for asset creation, reconfiguration, or destruction.

To create an asset, include the following:

total, default_frozen, unit_name, asset_name, manager, reserve, freeze, clawback, url, metadata, decimals

To destroy an asset, include the following:

index, strict_empty_address_check (set to False)

To update asset configuration, include the following:

index, manager, reserve, freeze, clawback, strict_empty_address_check (optional)

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of the sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • index (int, optional) – index of the asset

  • total (int, optional) – total number of base units of this asset created

  • default_frozen (bool, optional) – whether slots for this asset in user accounts are frozen by default

  • unit_name (str, optional) – hint for the name of a unit of this asset

  • asset_name (str, optional) – hint for the name of the asset

  • manager (str, optional) – address allowed to change nonzero addresses for this asset

  • reserve (str, optional) – account whose holdings of this asset should be reported as “not minted”

  • freeze (str, optional) – account allowed to change frozen state of holdings of this asset

  • clawback (str, optional) – account allowed take units of this asset from any account

  • url (str, optional) – a URL where more information about the asset can be retrieved

  • metadata_hash (byte[32], optional) – a commitment to some unspecified asset metadata (32 byte hash)

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • strict_empty_address_check (bool, optional) – set this to False if you want to specify empty addresses. Otherwise, if this is left as True (the default), having empty addresses will raise an error, which will prevent accidentally removing admin access to assets or deleting the asset.

  • decimals (int, optional) – number of digits to use for display after decimal. If set to 0, the asset is not divisible. If set to 1, the base unit of the asset is in tenths. Must be between 0 and 19, inclusive. Defaults to 0.

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

genesis_hash
Type

str

index
Type

int

total
Type

int

default_frozen
Type

bool

unit_name
Type

str

asset_name
Type

str

manager
Type

str

reserve
Type

str

freeze
Type

str

clawback
Type

str

url
Type

str

metadata_hash
Type

byte[32]

note
Type

bytes

genesis_id
Type

str

type
Type

str

lease
Type

byte[32]

decimals
Type

int

rekey
Type

str

dictify()
classmethod as_metadata(md)
class AssetCreateTxn(sender, sp, total, decimals, default_frozen, *, manager=None, reserve=None, freeze=None, clawback=None, unit_name='', asset_name='', url='', metadata_hash=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.AssetConfigTxn

Represents a transaction for asset creation.

Keyword arguments are required, starting with the special addresses, to prevent errors, as type checks can’t prevent simple confusion of similar typed arguments. Since the special addresses are required, strict_empty_address_check is turned off.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of the sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • total (int) – total number of base units of this asset created

  • decimals (int, optional) – number of digits to use for display after decimal. If set to 0, the asset is not divisible. If set to 1, the base unit of the asset is in tenths. Must be between 0 and 19, inclusive. Defaults to 0.

  • default_frozen (bool) – whether slots for this asset in user accounts are frozen by default

  • manager (str) – address allowed to change nonzero addresses for this asset

  • reserve (str) – account whose holdings of this asset should be reported as “not minted”

  • freeze (str) – account allowed to change frozen state of holdings of this asset

  • clawback (str) – account allowed take units of this asset from any account

  • unit_name (str) – hint for the name of a unit of this asset

  • asset_name (str) – hint for the name of the asset

  • url (str) – a URL where more information about the asset can be retrieved

  • metadata_hash (byte[32], optional) – a commitment to some unspecified asset metadata (32 byte hash)

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

class AssetDestroyTxn(sender, sp, index, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.AssetConfigTxn

Represents a transaction for asset destruction.

An asset destruction transaction can only be sent by the manager address, and only when the manager possseses all units of the asset.

class AssetUpdateTxn(sender, sp, index, *, manager, reserve, freeze, clawback, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.AssetConfigTxn

Represents a transaction for asset modification.

To update asset configuration, include the following:

index, manager, reserve, freeze, clawback.

Keyword arguments are required, starting with the special addresses, to prevent argument reordinering errors. Since the special addresses are required, strict_empty_address_check is turned off.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of the sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • index (int) – index of the asset to reconfigure

  • manager (str) – address allowed to change nonzero addresses for this asset

  • reserve (str) – account whose holdings of this asset should be reported as “not minted”

  • freeze (str) – account allowed to change frozen state of holdings of this asset

  • clawback (str) – account allowed take units of this asset from any account

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

class AssetFreezeTxn(sender, sp, index, target, new_freeze_state, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.Transaction

Represents a transaction for freezing or unfreezing an account’s asset holdings. Must be issued by the asset’s freeze manager.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of the sender, who must be the asset’s freeze manager

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • index (int) – index of the asset

  • target (str) – address having its assets frozen or unfrozen

  • new_freeze_state (bool) – true if the assets should be frozen, false if they should be transferrable

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

genesis_hash
Type

str

index
Type

int

target
Type

str

new_freeze_state
Type

bool

note
Type

bytes

genesis_id
Type

str

type
Type

str

lease
Type

byte[32]

rekey_to
Type

str

dictify()
class AssetTransferTxn(sender, sp, receiver, amt, index, close_assets_to=None, revocation_target=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.Transaction

Represents a transaction for asset transfer.

To begin accepting an asset, supply the same address as both sender and receiver, and set amount to 0 (or use AssetOptInTxn)

To revoke an asset, set revocation_target, and issue the transaction from the asset’s revocation manager account.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of the sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • receiver (str) – address of the receiver

  • amt (int) – amount of asset base units to send

  • index (int) – index of the asset

  • close_assets_to (string, optional) – send all of sender’s remaining assets, after paying amt to receiver, to this address

  • revocation_target (string, optional) – send assets from this address, rather than the sender’s address (can only be used by an asset’s revocation manager, also known as clawback)

  • note (bytes, optional) – arbitrary optional bytes

  • lease (byte[32], optional) – specifies a lease, and no other transaction with the same sender and lease can be confirmed in this transaction’s valid rounds

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – additionally rekey the sender to this address

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

genesis_hash
Type

str

index
Type

int

amount
Type

int

receiver
Type

string

close_assets_to
Type

string

revocation_target
Type

string

note
Type

bytes

genesis_id
Type

str

type
Type

str

lease
Type

byte[32]

rekey_to
Type

str

dictify()
class AssetOptInTxn(sender, sp, index, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.AssetTransferTxn

Make a transaction that will opt in to an ASA

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • index (int) – the ASA to opt into

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

See AssetTransferTxn
class AssetCloseOutTxn(sender, sp, receiver, index, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.AssetTransferTxn

Make a transaction that will send all of an ASA away, and opt out of it.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • receiver (str) – address of the receiver

  • index (int) – the ASA to opt into

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

See AssetTransferTxn
class StateSchema(num_uints=None, num_byte_slices=None)

Bases: object

Restricts state for an application call.

Parameters

  • num_uints (int, optional) – number of uints to store

  • num_byte_slices (int, optional) – number of byte slices to store

num_uints
Type

int

num_byte_slices
Type

int

dictify()
static undictify(d)
class OnComplete(value)

Bases: enum.IntEnum

An enumeration.

NoOpOC = 0
OptInOC = 1
CloseOutOC = 2
ClearStateOC = 3
UpdateApplicationOC = 4
DeleteApplicationOC = 5
class ApplicationCallTxn(sender, sp, index, on_complete, local_schema=None, global_schema=None, approval_program=None, clear_program=None, app_args=None, accounts=None, foreign_apps=None, foreign_assets=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None, extra_pages=0)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.Transaction

Represents a transaction that interacts with the application system.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of the sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – suggested params from algod

  • index (int) – index of the application to call; 0 if creating a new application

  • on_complete (OnComplete) – intEnum representing what app should do on completion

  • local_schema (StateSchema, optional) – restricts what can be stored by created application; must be omitted if not creating an application

  • global_schema (StateSchema, optional) – restricts what can be stored by created application; must be omitted if not creating an application

  • approval_program (bytes, optional) – the program to run on transaction approval; must be omitted if not creating or updating an application

  • clear_program (bytes, optional) – the program to run when state is being cleared; must be omitted if not creating or updating an application

  • app_args (list[bytes], optional) – list of arguments to the application, each argument itself a buf

  • accounts (list[string], optional) – list of additional accounts involved in call

  • foreign_apps (list[int], optional) – list of other applications (identified by index) involved in call

  • foreign_assets (list[int], optional) – list of assets involved in call

  • extra_pages (int, optional) – additional program space for supporting larger programs. A page is 1024 bytes.

sender
Type

str

fee
Type

int

first_valid_round
Type

int

last_valid_round
Type

int

genesis_hash
Type

str

index
Type

int

on_complete
Type

int

local_schema
Type

StateSchema

global_schema
Type

StateSchema

approval_program
Type

bytes

clear_program
Type

bytes

app_args
Type

list[bytes]

accounts
Type

list[str]

foreign_apps
Type

list[int]

foreign_assets
Type

list[int]

extra_pages
Type

int

static state_schema(schema)

Confirm the argument is a StateSchema, or false which is coerced to None

static teal_bytes(teal)

Confirm the argument is bytes-like, or false which is coerced to None

static bytes_list(lst)

Confirm or coerce list elements to bytes. Return None for empty/false lst.

static int_list(lst)

Confirm or coerce list elements to int. Return None for empty/false lst.

dictify()
class ApplicationCreateTxn(sender, sp, on_complete, approval_program, clear_program, global_schema, local_schema, app_args=None, accounts=None, foreign_apps=None, foreign_assets=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None, extra_pages=0)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.ApplicationCallTxn

Make a transaction that will create an application.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • on_complete (OnComplete) – what application should so once the program is done being run

  • approval_program (bytes) – the compiled TEAL that approves a transaction

  • clear_program (bytes) – the compiled TEAL that runs when clearing state

  • global_schema (StateSchema) – restricts the number of ints and byte slices in the global state

  • local_schema (StateSchema) – restricts the number of ints and byte slices in the per-user local state

  • app_args (list[bytes], optional) – any additional arguments to the application

  • accounts (list[str], optional) – any additional accounts to supply to the application

  • foreign_apps (list[int], optional) – any other apps used by the application, identified by app index

  • foreign_assets (list[int], optional) – list of assets involved in call

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

  • extra_pages (int, optional) – provides extra program size

See ApplicationCallTxn
class ApplicationUpdateTxn(sender, sp, index, approval_program, clear_program, app_args=None, accounts=None, foreign_apps=None, foreign_assets=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.ApplicationCallTxn

Make a transaction that will change an application’s approval and clear programs.

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • index (int) – the application to update

  • approval_program (bytes) – the new compiled TEAL that approves a transaction

  • clear_program (bytes) – the new compiled TEAL that runs when clearing state

  • app_args (list[bytes], optional) – any additional arguments to the application

  • accounts (list[str], optional) – any additional accounts to supply to the application

  • foreign_apps (list[int], optional) – any other apps used by the application, identified by app index

  • foreign_assets (list[int], optional) – list of assets involved in call

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

See ApplicationCallTxn
class ApplicationDeleteTxn(sender, sp, index, app_args=None, accounts=None, foreign_apps=None, foreign_assets=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.ApplicationCallTxn

Make a transaction that will delete an application

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • index (int) – the application to update

  • app_args (list[bytes], optional) – any additional arguments to the application

  • accounts (list[str], optional) – any additional accounts to supply to the application

  • foreign_apps (list[int], optional) – any other apps used by the application, identified by app index

  • foreign_assets (list[int], optional) – list of assets involved in call

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

See ApplicationCallTxn
class ApplicationOptInTxn(sender, sp, index, app_args=None, accounts=None, foreign_apps=None, foreign_assets=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.ApplicationCallTxn

Make a transaction that will opt in to an application

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • index (int) – the application to update

  • app_args (list[bytes], optional) – any additional arguments to the application

  • accounts (list[str], optional) – any additional accounts to supply to the application

  • foreign_apps (list[int], optional) – any other apps used by the application, identified by app index

  • foreign_assets (list[int], optional) – list of assets involved in call

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

See ApplicationCallTxn
class ApplicationCloseOutTxn(sender, sp, index, app_args=None, accounts=None, foreign_apps=None, foreign_assets=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.ApplicationCallTxn

Make a transaction that will close out a user’s state in an application

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • index (int) – the application to update

  • app_args (list[bytes], optional) – any additional arguments to the application

  • accounts (list[str], optional) – any additional accounts to supply to the application

  • foreign_apps (list[int], optional) – any other apps used by the application, identified by app index

  • foreign_assets (list[int], optional) – list of assets involved in call

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

See ApplicationCallTxn
class ApplicationClearStateTxn(sender, sp, index, app_args=None, accounts=None, foreign_apps=None, foreign_assets=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.ApplicationCallTxn

Make a transaction that will clear a user’s state for an application

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • index (int) – the application to update

  • app_args (list[bytes], optional) – any additional arguments to the application

  • accounts (list[str], optional) – any additional accounts to supply to the application

  • foreign_apps (list[int], optional) – any other apps used by the application, identified by app index

  • foreign_assets (list[int], optional) – list of assets involved in call

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

See ApplicationCallTxn
class ApplicationNoOpTxn(sender, sp, index, app_args=None, accounts=None, foreign_apps=None, foreign_assets=None, note=None, lease=None, rekey_to=None)

Bases: algosdk.future.transaction.ApplicationCallTxn

Make a transaction that will do nothing on application completion

In other words, just call the application

Parameters

  • sender (str) – address of sender

  • sp (SuggestedParams) – contains information such as fee and genesis hash

  • index (int) – the application to update

  • app_args (list[bytes], optional) – any additional arguments to the application

  • accounts (list[str], optional) – any additional accounts to supply to the application

  • foreign_apps (list[int], optional) – any other apps used by the application, identified by app index

  • foreign_assets (list[int], optional) – list of assets involved in call

  • note (bytes, optional) – transaction note field

  • lease (bytes, optional) – transaction lease field

  • rekey_to (str, optional) – rekey-to field, see Transaction

See ApplicationCallTxn
class SignedTransaction(transaction, signature, authorizing_address=None)

Bases: object

Represents a signed transaction.

Parameters

  • transaction (Transaction) – transaction that was signed

  • signature (str) – signature of a single address

  • authorizing_address (str, optional) – the address authorizing the signed transaction, if different from sender

transaction
Type

Transaction

signature
Type

str

authorizing_address
Type

str

get_txid()

Get the transaction’s ID.

Returns

transaction ID

Return type

str

dictify()
static undictify(d)
class MultisigTransaction(transaction: algosdk.future.transaction.Transaction, multisig: algosdk.future.transaction.Multisig)

Bases: object

Represents a signed transaction.

Parameters

  • transaction (Transaction) – transaction that was signed

  • multisig (Multisig) – multisig account and signatures

transaction
Type

Transaction

multisig
Type

Multisig

auth_addr
Type

str, optional

sign(private_key)

Sign the multisig transaction.

Parameters

private_key (str) – private key of signing account

Note

A new signature will replace the old if there is already a signature for the address. To sign another transaction, you can either overwrite the signatures in the current Multisig, or you can use Multisig.get_multisig_account() to get a new multisig object with the same addresses.

get_txid()

Get the transaction’s ID.

Returns

transaction ID

Return type

str

dictify()
static undictify(d)
static merge(part_stxs: List[algosdk.future.transaction.MultisigTransaction]) → algosdk.future.transaction.MultisigTransaction

Merge partially signed multisig transactions.

Parameters

part_stxs (MultisigTransaction[]) – list of partially signed multisig transactions

Returns

multisig transaction containing signatures

Return type

MultisigTransaction

Note

Only use this if you are given two partially signed multisig transactions. To append a signature to a multisig transaction, just use MultisigTransaction.sign()

class Multisig(version, threshold, addresses)

Bases: object

Represents a multisig account and signatures.

Parameters

  • version (int) – currently, the version is 1

  • threshold (int) – how many signatures are necessary

  • addresses (str[]) – addresses in the multisig account

version
Type

int

threshold
Type

int

subsigs
Type

MultisigSubsig[]

validate()

Check if the multisig account is valid.

address()

Return the multisig account address.

verify(message)

Verify that the multisig is valid for the message.

dictify()
json_dictify()
static undictify(d)
get_multisig_account()

Return a Multisig object without signatures.

get_public_keys()

Return the base32 encoded addresses for the multisig account.

class MultisigSubsig(public_key, signature=None)

Bases: object

public_key
Type

bytes

signature
Type

bytes

dictify()
json_dictify()
static undictify(d)
class LogicSig(program, args=None)

Bases: object

Represents a logic signature

NOTE: This type is deprecated. Use LogicSigAccount instead.

Parameters

  • logic (bytes) – compiled program

  • args (list[bytes]) – args are not signed, but are checked by logic

logic
Type

bytes

sig
Type

bytes

msig
Type

Multisig

args
Type

list[bytes]

dictify()
static undictify(d)
verify(public_key)

Verifies LogicSig against the transaction’s sender address

Parameters

public_key (bytes) – sender address

Returns

true if the signature is valid (the sender address matches the logic hash or the signature is valid against the sender address), false otherwise

Return type

bool

address()

Compute hash of the logic sig program (that is the same as escrow account address) as string address

Returns

program address

Return type

str

static sign_program(program, private_key)
static single_sig_multisig(program, private_key, multisig)
sign(private_key, multisig=None)

Creates signature (if no pk provided) or multi signature

Parameters

  • private_key (str) – private key of signing account

  • multisig (Multisig) – optional multisig account without signatures to sign with

Raises
append_to_multisig(private_key)

Appends a signature to multi signature

Parameters

private_key (str) – private key of signing account

Raises

InvalidSecretKeyError – if no matching private key in multisig object

class LogicSigAccount(program: bytes, args: Optional[List[bytes]] = None)

Bases: object

Represents an account that can sign with a LogicSig program.

dictify()
static undictify(d)
is_delegated() → bool

Check if this LogicSigAccount has been delegated to another account with a signature.

Returns

True if and only if this is a delegated LogicSigAccount.

Return type

bool

verify() → bool

Verifies the LogicSig’s program and signatures.

Returns

True if and only if the LogicSig program and signatures are

valid.

Return type

bool

address() → str

Get the address of this LogicSigAccount.

If the LogicSig is delegated to another account, this will return the address of that account.

If the LogicSig is not delegated to another account, this will return an escrow address that is the hash of the LogicSig’s program code.

sign_multisig(multisig: algosdk.future.transaction.Multisig, private_key: str) → None

Turns this LogicSigAccount into a delegated LogicSig.

This type of LogicSig has the authority to sign transactions on behalf of another account, called the delegating account. Use this function if the delegating account is a multisig account.

Parameters

  • multisig (Multisig) – The multisig delegating account

  • private_key (str) – The private key of one of the members of the delegating multisig account. Use append_to_multisig to add additional signatures from other members.

Raises
append_to_multisig(private_key: str) → None

Adds an additional signature from a member of the delegating multisig account.

Parameters

private_key (str) – The private key of one of the members of the delegating multisig account.

Raises

InvalidSecretKeyError – if no matching private key in multisig object

sign(private_key: str) → None

Turns this LogicSigAccount into a delegated LogicSig.

This type of LogicSig has the authority to sign transactions on behalf of another account, called the delegating account. If the delegating account is a multisig account, use sign_multisig instead.

Parameters

private_key (str) – The private key of the delegating account.

Raises

LogicSigOverspecifiedSignature – if this LogicSigAccount has already been signed by a multisig account.

class LogicSigTransaction(transaction: algosdk.future.transaction.Transaction, lsig: Union[algosdk.future.transaction.LogicSig, algosdk.future.transaction.LogicSigAccount])

Bases: object

Represents a logic signed transaction

Parameters
transaction
Type

Transaction

lsig
Type

LogicSig

auth_addr
Type

str, optional

verify() → bool

Verify the LogicSig used to sign the transaction

Returns

true if the signature is valid, false otherwise

Return type

bool

get_txid()

Get the transaction’s ID.

Returns

transaction ID

Return type

str

dictify()
static undictify(d)
write_to_file(txns, path, overwrite=True)

Write signed or unsigned transactions to a file.

Parameters

  • txns (Transaction[], SignedTransaction[], or MultisigTransaction[]) – can be a mix of the three

  • path (str) – file to write to

  • overwrite (bool) – whether or not to overwrite what’s already in the file; if False, transactions will be appended to the file

Returns

true if the transactions have been written to the file

Return type

bool

retrieve_from_file(path)

Retrieve signed or unsigned transactions from a file.

Parameters

path (str) – file to read from

Returns

can be a mix of the three

Return type

Transaction[], SignedTransaction[], or MultisigTransaction[]

class TxGroup(txns)

Bases: object

dictify()
static undictify(d)
calculate_group_id(txns)

Calculate group id for a given list of unsigned transactions

Parameters

txns (list) – list of unsigned transactions

Returns

checksum value representing the group id

Return type

bytes

assign_group_id(txns, address=None)

Assign group id to a given list of unsigned transactions

Parameters

  • txns (list) – list of unsigned transactions

  • address (str) – optional sender address specifying which transaction return

Returns

list of unsigned transactions with group property set

Return type

txns (list)

wait_for_confirmation(algod_client: algosdk.v2client.algod.AlgodClient, txid: str, wait_rounds: int = 0, **kwargs)

Block until a pending transaction is confirmed by the network.

Parameters

  • algod_client (algod.AlgodClient) – Instance of the algod client

  • txid (str) – transaction ID

  • wait_rounds (int, optional) – The number of rounds to block for before exiting with an Exception. If not supplied, this will be 1000.

create_dryrun(client: algosdk.v2client.algod.AlgodClient, txns: List[Union[algosdk.future.transaction.SignedTransaction, algosdk.future.transaction.LogicSigTransaction]], protocol_version=None, latest_timestamp=None, round=None) → algosdk.v2client.models.dryrun_request.DryrunRequest

Create DryrunRequest object from a client and list of signed transactions

Parameters

  • algod_client (algod.AlgodClient) – Instance of the algod client

  • txns (List[SignedTransaction]) – transaction ID

  • protocol_version (string, optional) – The protocol version to evaluate against

  • latest_timestamp (int, optional) – The latest timestamp to evaluate against

  • round (int, optional) – The round to evaluate against

decode_programs(app)